In a town, 90% of the people read The Hindu. 70% read Times of India and 74% read Indian Express. All people read at least 1 newspaper. What is the minimum and maximum number of people who read all the news papers.

34%,67%

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30%,70%

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The correct option is A 34%,67%
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